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Pedrosa leads Catalunya warm-up

Dani Pedrosa hinted that he will be a major threat for victory in this afternoon's Catalunya Grand Prix by setting the fastest time in the morning warm-up

The Honda rider was only fourth in qualifying yesterday, but deposed Casey Stoner from the top spot right at the end of this morning's 20-minute session.

Poleman Jorge Lorenzo was third for Yamaha behind Stoner's Ducati, with under 0.2 seconds covering the trio.

Andrea Dovizioso was fourth on the second factory Honda, while Aleix Espargaro continued his impressive weekend by going fifth fastest for Pramac Ducati, even if he did crash at Turn Five the next time around. Suzuki stayed on the pace too, with Alvaro Bautista in sixth.

Pos  Rider             Team               Time       Gap
 1.  Dani Pedrosa      Honda              1m42.864s
 2.  Casey Stoner      Ducati             1m42.936s  + 0.072s
 3.  Jorge Lorenzo     Yamaha             1m43.025s  + 0.161s
 4.  Andrea Dovizioso  Honda              1m43.243s  + 0.379s
 5.  Aleix Espargaro   Pramac Ducati      1m43.578s  + 0.714s
 6.  Alvaro Bautista   Suzuki             1m43.661s  + 0.797s
 7.  Nicky Hayden      Ducati             1m43.669s  + 0.805s
 8.  Colin Edwards     Tech 3 Yamaha      1m43.724s  + 0.860s
 9.  Ben Spies         Tech 3 Yamaha      1m43.727s  + 0.863s
10.  Marco Simoncelli  Gresini Honda      1m43.821s  + 0.957s
11.  Randy de Puniet   LCR Honda          1m43.890s  + 1.026s
12.  Marco Melandri    Gresini Honda      1m43.974s  + 1.110s
13.  Loris Capirossi   Suzuki             1m44.040s  + 1.176s
14.  Mika Kallio       Pramac Ducati      1m44.089s  + 1.225s
15.  Hector Barbera    Aspar Ducati       1m44.699s  + 1.835s
16.  Kousuke Akiyoshi  Interwetten Honda  1m46.066s  + 3.202s
17.  Wataru Yoshikawa  Yamaha             1m47.140s  + 4.276s
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